whether he does, is up to you. this is 9 news now. good evening tonight in the only local news at 7:00, vigilante justice? dc's chief of police says five men charged in the death of a man at a u street nightclub

have taken the law to their own hands. risque retail. some manassas residents are outraged about the new store in the heart of an historic district. but first, day care predators? tonight two providers from the same day care chain are facing charges they molested some of the children in their care. >> i'm in centreville, virginia where the minnieland day care center is under investigation tonight. at the centreville day care, 22- year-old man is charged with sodomizing four and a-year-old girls. manager a the day care say he was on the job a few months and passed a criminal background check and reference check 9 news now learned that state inspectors issued dozens of violations at the minnieland in stafford lake. ryan murray who faces 25 yearses in prison after pleading guilty to giving two 6- year-old boys candy in exchange for a sexual act.

>> it is disturbing because, you know, i have four kids. and i have she's 3. he will be 2 and i have an 11 and 8-year- old. and it's infuriating. >> reporter: i'm kristin fisher in manassas where an adult entertainment store is one day away from opening. it is called kk's temptation and it's owned by this mother/daughter duo. >> i'm christina and i'm the daughter. >> i'm kimberly and i'm the mom. >> and we are the owners of kk temptations. >> what do you think of the store? >> i love stores like this. temptation is an interesting name. don't know what to expect. may find interesting things in there. >> historic town and doesn't make it look good. >> i had my doubts when i first heard about it but it is legal and lets potential customers decide whether they stay open or not. >> reporter: johnathon way tried to find a way to shut them down. now he is on a mission to make

sure other sex shops don't start to pop up in old town manassas. i'm armando trull in silver spring where a family grieves for a dead son. 27-year-old ali moment of silver spring died outside of the dc 9 club after an altercation with personnel. >> the assault was predicated by the fact he threw a rock through the window, broke a window at the establishment and was pursued by employees of the establishment. >> reporter: william speeler, the club owner, and four employees have been arrested. >> the beating like this as a result of a property damage, someone has lost their life from a savage beating that appears to be vigilante justice. >> ali's family wants answers to his death. >> he didn't deserve to die. he was 27 years old. >> what was the cause? ali was 27 years old, killed and i'm trying, the media, to

approach all and everything and try to assist the truth. that is what i need. >> reporter: the public information officer for the dc police tells us that the charges against the five men may be changed before the end of the day. gary will have more on that and the latest tonight at 11:00. the lawsuit filed on behalf of all of the black firefighters in dc is charging that the fire department has been discriminatory. between 35 and 40 people are directly involved in this suit. and they claim the department is generally a hostile work environment for black firefighters. that there's discrimination and discreptcy in the disciplinary process and discreptcies in the promotional exams taken in 2008 and 2010. the department is not yet commenting on the lawsuit. please, thank you. these are the phrases we can all take for granted from time to time but now the city of alexandria wants to make sure some people remember to use them or perhaps pay a price for

forgetting. here's bruce leshan. >> you don't need a law to be poll light. it comes naturally. you should be poll light to each other, you know? it is the way i look at it. >> mild manners mohammad is having a tough time figuring this out. he an his co-workers wonder if you can really pass a law requiring people to be poll light. >> are you always polite to everybody. >> it is part of our job. >> reporter: the city has long had a law allowing it to discipline cabbies who are repeat lid and egregiously rude and discourteous to passengers. now they want to extend that protection to city officials and the public. >> they should not be written as a law that a driver was not polite and therefore he should be terminated. this could be a ground for termination. >> reporter: this started with one cabby and one citizen complaint about a year ago. called before a city board, the

cabby said, i'm rude, and there's not a darn thing you can do about it. >> i've called. they show up on time. they have never been imp.m. polite. they are not engaging but not impolite. >> do you have a lot of rude cab drivers in alexandria? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: some cabbies say they need protection from their passengers. >> we have lost a few drivers that were killed by customers. >> reporter: it's a difficult job that cabbies say maybe we should give them a break. in alexandria, bruce leshan, 9 news now. city lawyers, by the way, have tweaked the language and now they say discipline would apply only to profane, threatening or assaultive behavior. the city council will take a look at the proposal at a hearing tomorrow. meantime a commuter alert that may mean a big headache if you are near tysons corner this weekend. route 123 will be closed in both directions. that starts in 2 1/2 hours and

that is so crews can demolish the old bridge that carried the northbound lanes of the beltway over the road. traffic was shifted to a new bridge earlier in the week. route 123 will be open or they say it will by monday at 5:00 a.m. now check out the evening rush. patranya bhoolsuwan is in the 9 news now traffic center. >> thank you, derek. we have a couple of incidents to talk about and it is pretty bad. so you want to listen up. southeast southwest freeway, eastbound at capital. this is where a multivehicle crash is blocking some lanes in dc. so a good spot to avoid. west of town, gallows and annandale in fairfax county, all lanes are blocked because of a crash there. another spot you want to steer clear of this evening. look outside on the capital beltway. right now can't break that volume between chain bridge and new hampshire avenue. so very heavy, a 80-minute commute but no incidents or accidents reported. back to you. back to you, patranya bhoolsuwan, because i want to tell everyone this is patranya bhoolsuwan's last day here at

channel 9. >> i feel so little next to you. >> we revealed it now that patranya bhoolsuwan is short but she is not short on how much we love her and will miss her and want to say good-bye. >> bye. thank you so much. i love everyone here. the community is so amazing. i will miss it here so much. >> i will miss you too. take it to top before we start to cry. >> bye. don't go anywhere. i will be right in. >> thank you. a couple of sprinkles to the south and west of town. not a huge deal. should not be a factor for high school football at all. down south of warrenton and south of culpeper running down 29 to fredericksburg that's about it. the rest of us are seeing clear skies. for tonight, clearing skies and windy and chilly. lows in the 40s. even downtown upper 40s. winds northwest at 10 to 20 and gusty side. satellite picture, radar combined. there's the big storm and the last batch of showers pushing through now. the energy lifts northward and

stays in new england. we will come back and talk about how long the winds will be with us and a look ahead to the redskins game forecast. you probably seen those rubber bracelets supporting various causes. still ahead, why this particular one is causing a bit of a stir. first up, though, millions of americans rely on social security. how the white house wants to help them get a raise. that's

bad news for folks who rely on social security. there will be no raise this year because of no inflation but president obama favors giving them $250 and the house is expected to vote on it next month. those competing rallies planned for later this month on the national mall are not

competing anymore if they ever were really. steven colbert announced he would converge the march to keep fear alive with jon stewart's rally to restore sanity. they are changing the name to the rally to restore sanity and/or fear and they got a boost. >> daily show audience. >> under your seats. >> look under your seats. >> what's under there? open the envelope, please. you are going to the rally. you are going to the rally. you are going to the rally! everybody is going to the rally! >> reporter: wow! i wish i had been on the show. oh, i live in dc. any way, the daily show he was unable to get a permit for his

rally. we checked in with the national parks service this an and right now the request for a 60,000 person rally has not been approved either. eleanor holmes norton is looking at the rally as an opportunity to draw attention to the lack of dc voting rights in congress. she and colbert have a history of satirically sparring other the issue on the show. she is asking constituents to use as much wit as colbert in making their support for voting rights by posting support on her web page. looking at news where you live. an election we can all get behind the humane society and the american red cross are looking if the next president of frederick county. the furry kind of president. the frederick presidential pet election is a fund-raiser this weekend in downtown frederick. you can get more details on that at our website at wusa9.com. all you have to do is click on where you live. still ahead, topper is looking at the weekend weather. but first, a family fight. see how a local bomb's siblings are working to battle the

disease that took her

[ male announcer ] martin o'malley sworn in. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again. whether he does, is up to you. for years now 9 9 news now has been on the forefront of covering breast cancer and for 20 years andrea roane has been at the head of the coverage letting women know about the latest in treatment, diocese noesis and prevention. tomorrow she will be honored with an award. and as lesli foster shows us an award named for a courageous

woman in our a area who battled an uncommon sort of breast cancer. >> reporter: harriett's sister rebecca died of a rare form of cancer called inflammatory breast cancer or ibc. >> becca with with my two children. >> reporter: her loved ones are raising money for research on the disease. >> i was fortunate because i had a sister. and having a sister is a breasting. >> i have never heard of this. >> rebecca was diagnosed in 2007. it started with a rash on her breast. it is an aggressive cancer that spreads through the body's lymph nodes. >> this can't be true. it sound like frankenstein would have thought this up. >> reporter: it often escapes early detection because it does not appear in regular mammograms. >> what i have read it is often misdiagnosed as an infection a bite or something else. >> reporter: rebecca was a broadcast news producer who worked in the state and europe. after her diagnosis, she decided to share her story

through video diaries. >> i will show other people the light. >> we talked about everything. we talked about our love line, lack of love life, what we wanted out of life. >> reporter: dennis powell worked about rebecca. >> she was a television producer. when she found out she had cancer, she attacked it like it was an story. >> reporter: and throughout the experience she lived life to the fullest, never losing her sense of humor. >> it is all about me. >> reporter: rebecca battled the disease for two years until it took her life when she was just 48. now her friends and family have partnered up with the susan g. komen race for the cure to establish the rebecca lipkin fund. >> she was so courageous and in so much pain and i feel so badly about that. the way i can feel good is to know we are raising money an making a difference. >> reporter: lesli foster, 9 news knew. >> to learn more about the fight against breast cancer go to wusa9.com. you want to click on buddy check 9. a $4 rubber bracelet is

causing a stir in at least four states tonight. the issue is what it says. i love heart boobies. it is a california-based nonprofit group which is marketing the bracelets for breast cancer awareness month but some schools in california, colorado, texas and florida have been banning them they say the language is, i guess, inappropriate. so what do you think? administrators in the schools that have banned the bracelets say they don't think the students there are mature enough to be wearing such things but if we can say boobies on tv news can't the kids wear the bracelets to draw attention to breast cancer. one charity decided to go with the slogan save the tatas and maybe that was closer to the line but share your thoughts with mcginty's mail bag. that is mailbag@wusa9.com. we are already getting feedback on the story on wusa 9's facebook page. lori writes -- and paula posts

-- log on to our facebook page and leave your comments. always a conversation happening over there. on biocentury this week, the medical tug of war over a breakthrough prostate cancer vaccine. we examine the issue from all sides sunday morning 8:30 here on wusa 9. well, we should have a nice weekend if you don't mind a couple of sweaters. >> yes. >> today was 65. didn't feel 65 because of the wind but it was nice, pleasant. >> the wind is not going away anytime soon. >> not anytime soon. it will be with us tonight and tomorrow and breezy on sunday. not as noticeable on sunday. the next three days we can't complain. a nice fall weekend. really. 65 tomorrow. hope to see everybody out at

the dog walk. 151 oakland can drive in potomac. 65 for a high. it will feel less than that because of the wind. 72 on sunday and 66 on monday. clouds will come in on monday night but the day will be just fine. your day planner for saturday, chilly start in the 40s. upper 40s downtown. mid 40 in the the suburbs. not quite 60 by lunchtime and then by evening, still windy and temperatures in the mid 60s, which isn't that bad, close to average. look at the winds, 24-mile an hour wind gust downtown. and 2 mile an hour wind gusts in martinsburg and you are going to get stronger overnight before they diminish late tomorrow night and on sunday. not going to go away completely either. early shower is possible. we showed you where they were earlier on live doppler. you can access that on our website at wusa9.com. clearing windy and chilly. lows in the 40s. winds northwest at 10 to 20 and gusty. tomorrow morning, mostly sunny, windy and chilly.

40s and 50s to start. winds northwest at 10 to 20. by afternoon, windy and cool. still a nice day. highs near 65 and winds continue northwest at 10 to 20. if you are lucky enough to have a ticket for the redskins game, clear, breezy and cool. when you are tailgating it will be fine. but when the game starts and ends 58 to 68 is the range. a light jacket, i would recommend a light jacket and the winds not super strong but west northwest at 10 to 15. next seven days, 65 tomorrow, 72 on sunday. and then 66 on monday. showers hold off until monday night. the day is fine actually. and this is not a huge system. showers on tuesday, upper 60s, most of which will be north of the pennsylvania maryland border. chance of showers on wednesday, still not a big system and 70 on thursday mid-60s next friday. i can live with that. the weird news file, a dancing flight attendant you loved and hated them but remember them. imagine the same power in the

hands of evil. maybe just tax collectors. in the philippines, they gyrate to lady gaga in a campaign to cheer up taxpayers. the citizens that a pay the tabs for the buildings and educational systems are not always happy about the opportunity. they were jealous of the flight attendants so viola they got their own little dance moves there. looking good. it is working too. the treasurer said they doubled the daily collections after launching the routine a few days ago. plus, you know, a little exercise. nothing wrong with that. >> no ♪ [ music ] >> not óó

in the mail bag tonight, martin o'malley versus bob ehrlich. the maryland gubernatorial debate. we showed it live yesterday at noon and michelle from hyattsville came away impressed with at least one of them, especially when it comes to maryland's unfunded $35 billion pension liability. nearing retirement age, i found ehrlich's ideas more realist

and progress so that maryland can avoid the fate of stills like philadelphia and pennsylvania whose overly generous pensions are bankrupting their states. it's time for new state workers to carry more of their fair share of the load of financing their retirement in an era 0 declining state revenue. a 401-k plan would be a great start. indeed bob ehrlich was straightforward on that one, wasn't he? o'malley said he had a commission looking in to it. now, to be fair that is probably a tougher call for o'malley politically, but still a mission, really? and then there was this, on the word or letters wtf now worn on the back of the wakefield track team. some think the name is too suggestive of pro fanty. brian is not one of those people -- well, okay. i'm all for freedom of expression but just because we

can say almost anything doesn't mean we always have to. a little propriety can go a long way on this one. just saying. send us your thoughts in mcginty's mail bag at wusa9.com. or hit us on the facebook page. always a conversation going on there. that's our report. back here tonight with anita at 11:00. and tonight, friday night working on the high school football highlights from all over the place in dc.highschoolsports.net. sponsored by toyota. log on anytime to wusa9.com. see you a bit later. bye-bye. [ male announcer ] need a better way to save for the things you want? meet pnc virtual wallet. it comes with a wish list, that helps you set aside money for the stuff that really matters... just put the things you want on your wish list... and contribute money when you feel like it... then, watch as you get closer to getting what you want. wish list is built to make saving a whole lot more fun. experience all the ways virtual wallet can help you save at pncvirtualwallet.com.

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